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by carlosrr 18y ago
He mentions wanting an open source solution for developing on Chumby. I have used Sprouts [ http://www.projectsprouts.org/ ] for some Chumby projects and I have been very happy with it. It doesn't have a drag and drop UI like Flash (it's mo
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All-Terrain Crane Lego Model - Detailed technical explanation(jenniferclarkbass.com)
38 points by carlosrr 18y ago|5 comments
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by carlosrr 18y ago
Github is very good for reading code since it can be done through the browser. If I am going to be using a particular library, I take a look at the commit history and read the code on the more interesting commits. Also, hanging out on IRC r
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Who's responsible for that moving part?(fare.livejournal.com)
1 points by carlosrr 18y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Feedback on my hacking project
9 points by carlosrr 18y ago|0 comments
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"Google Devalues Everything It Touches" - Wall Street Journal Chief(siliconvalleywatcher.com)
10 points by carlosrr 18y ago|14 comments
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by carlosrr 18y ago
I thought something similar when reading this thread and thought it would make a nice bookmarklet. http://code.cohitre.com/snippets/hackernews.html It opens the comments and original article in side by side iframes for easy previewing.
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by carlosrr 18y ago
ActionScript was the first programming language I learned. I found some tutorials on how to make games and little by little learned by changing the source code. Being able to create graphics was very rewarding and the popularity of flash ma
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by carlosrr 18y ago
http://onebusaway.org